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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

O, all the men OF nerve whom ! most NJ
mire and can not adm re quite enough, are
railr1a engineers. These men deserve a
seconi lock. u glance Of admiration and a
thank-you kind OF cheer that words fall 10
express Witn a. the bridal trips OF prince
or President. tran l0a > OF wives ana ehll-
dren, home bound fathers from their busi-
ness cares, the tfgsry. wat-nfal engine r
IS one connecting link, who holds a
lever q ocr lives 10 either hand.
Often said @ faithful Que quite recent
". when we let on full steam TO make up
tlme. or on some long, dangerous night
run. I nerve myself til the danger passes
b. and then lapse into an exhausted state
for several hours when the run is over, but
never do ! let 20 uy grip on duty
Duty = second nature with al engila
VINO VII be the fest rich man 20 found a
pension or home for such "a lose their
lives in peril dong duty 20 the last.
Happily the p-rlls Of The road are almost
Al unsesn. In March - near O'Desl. III.
a terrible cyclone preceded b. "a storm
came on. The SKY. and all around, turned
black as INK The wind and roar, and
crash, and jar and darkness. drove the
train load almost frantic vita alarm.
Rude men came down upon their knees In
earnest prayer; women embraced each
other in Orief farewell. and soos were
wild and piteous over the noise came
the strong voice Of one man. Keep
quieti' Keep the windows down" But
tue cninear had the nerve of steel. Peer
ing through Che darkness Re saw s. train
approaching an1 wh stled the alarm. re
verscd the steam. stopped within o rod oi
peiere the cyrlone crossed tne track level
ing 20 earth every thing before H. An Ia
stant or a molten Iost and ali were lost
That reminds ue." said the engineer
''ol cyclone on the lake shore that took u
full rnw q. splendid naples. Iftcd then
clean over the fence. skipping aimos'
every other one" Cyclones sad Bait
moro & Oaio man "ase the mest of all
raj road enemies 90 meet RoDaers
tarot.c- ana broken bridges are not 10 b,
compared 70 them. they are simp v dread
fui, awlnl. terrible. AaG yet they teal
our tracks I'D ofter."
Ne. they know veFV little ~ danger
They meet it when it comes ike heroes
martyrs. men. There il 70 Deed Of shrink
ing duty. running cT from Danger
Cowards Gle many times before their time
the valiant never taste of death bat once
ia frue in every peril Take the Qufncs
engineer last June. standing 20 his work
when the terrific explosion csms from :
sand clog ip She water gauge The hrici
walls parted Ike tissue paper. The brave
men few out ike birds from meats, biowr
b. fc force. vet strange - asy. Reed
tns nearest 90 hIs work came 1ut alive
The wai went nrsf. and BE wen. alter =
Tie two mer some rois away were hofl
3 lei instantly A weIl-caUrlsc if'
sccl brave men seem 20 hrar- 4 hundrea
~ ar cascs could - Esvon.
- W. DoXoTAS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17


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Yeas.
0sorxs Lssnder. . zen -ys8r-olt bof
Bs2rly tract8ssa ass aelk YESTERDAY While
sateaFcring ID turn . eo1s-s soasrsAtt'
ne4F fas ciFcls KroGs1. The eoF aa1 g. ee
earr.e1 O. BIS 1ol1e ~ ss5-Si-
sy.sssssr Perry. Of Iay- -or eoanty Io~s. 4
visiting bis brother tosiz- Perry RE s-l >
i1s climate egs there - sp.si ia aa1 toa.
tasy Lzrs ceea blessed sth pls1ly o.
Ezia.
Baker Borden. of lagrsg- s.. len Yesier.
Ca t94 TIE 8 peer rt..t1-iA H+~tN 80 80
I1slieaie dQriaE the ,aull1ef.
The eircus i lle4led Oh ghs Taeaoi iot GA
san mt4sr s. 1etaesn Alien zli les.
bIl izesls.
Mss Loll.e Mars. 81 Vest FGiton-si.s
.eft yesterday for short gisit SIN iienas
a. Aaul0l.
Mss Minnie usynsrg Of sha~nutsye-, IS
whiting friends 2l MaY.ant.
Eogeae A Agsgiu za1 wile have returned
from Lowell.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

Sells Brothers, the famous shownen
have perfected arrangements for the appear
ance Og th.lr titanic tented aggregation IN
Grand Rapids, Tuesday. June :. For years
he Nessrs sells have occupied the highest
pinnacle ia public esteem as liberal, pro
er-ssivs amus ment pdrveyOrs, ami right
roya.ly have they mer.ied the people cvn-
asence and support. Apart from the pre-
emminear. srlisiic character of the estaO
lishmout the high moral tone tnat has ever
been one Of tEs distinctive ie4.Eses o; Tie
Sells management mas II en- II deep anu
lasting prestige Efom A.. accounts TIER
-how Of this s. as Is the largest, most brtl-
liant. clmprshgus.ye and snmDtuOus or
gsnizatiOn uf tEeif lon, and c'nluentiy sue
ccss.ul career. There ls a double beuaserie
that teens with rare aud costly Geological
specimens. a special Tent for the l,nposiny
herd Of elephants pic 1resqne lndieu vii-
lage a museum . mak ;icent circus n whiC q
tuss greatest ils4aE rAtr5ueuts Il aCfODatic,
gvmnic and equestrian science dispOri
themselves IN three Tnss and on huge
theatre stage, a soul stirring revival OF the
ancient Roman hiDpOdrome. and Pawne-
Bits historical Wild Vest SHOW. com
prising troops of noted scouts. COWBOYS,
Indians. vagusr0s. blcking orOncnOs, and
other adjancts OK frontier civilization. TIE
hippOLsOne races aud border representa-
tiOns take place on an enormous eihpse
thai enclrcies lie rings and stage. and
which enables the horses 20 attain the same
oeSree Of speei as on = regular race track.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

r Wood, % ths D., L. & \. railroad, IS
IL lie city.
D. E. GlidIsn. attorney. Of Big Rapids, is
n shs ely
Miss Bertha Beiknap has goas to visit
her sunt tr orota. u en-.
Pc D'E0urke ard E5wart Gilmzrtin, Of
Fort Wayge. are ~ tss Norton.
judge S-vsrehs, % the Uaifed states
Court. arrived in re q - iass evening.
Efuarl Isgart has returned from
gsloF1lo. bringing Mrs. Iaggart with
blm
Mrs. Eta Nsshr Yale has ia<sn she posi-
t0n ol soprsaO in 60 Fissr Baptist Church
Caair.
N- and Nrs. strn.rss and Miss Gay
Strauss. of Nev York City, are visiting Dr.
and Mr.. Laubensiein.
e. 81 Nichois. OF Ousay. Colorado. was
here Yesterday purchasing furniture for a
.ar-e l1.el ~ that p.ace.
Jsmss Flood and wife of Hart. we're in
town estsrcsy. DC. Flood il ,ae banker %
SIC 'amoas '-gu- nsh.ng village
~. b. Wsahlsl. OF pet0sksy w5O was he
temocrsac rslcifaje f1i Secretary o. state
lass faiI was tr 5as city Yesterday
Dr %. Is. Iong. me1csl director 0g the
SRI INu yesterday ae.oln p1li' si 1y ais vile.
Ctra. d. Six. ef Caiearo. owner of lsrse
t.te.s f1 tr.CaEo. i.eDFer MsuSctaS. SIS.
sna sl Joseph. Nica.. speus yss.eriiy in
tas ctY.
W. Fssht0sr ol the Nashville Wees
passed t1rouE1 tnc CHS yesterday
incoming on nls way 70 Mas<eson ior 4
visit El-l friends.
t..lI f...rr.-.., &C., .,-.,,t ~ 49,, E-,-~
pnngh cirrus .air yesterday for ioui4. -u'
ell return tomorrow 90 look after tie
SHOW INTERESTS IN ms city.
Dr. Dn1ham. ot this city. len yesterday
lor foieco. O., 70 attend a MEDICAL conven-
ton he viii gss IN Tinin. Dayton and
t.gci1usu before rs.-rninz.
since collector Wsrson became para IA
Nrlss nis nsme D1ds 3D. Watson lie vent
~ Na1lsise .ssf evening % open some p0r'
or lham agns We are not certain y hen.
Rev p Winter. of the First Reformed
ghucn. tt.s cifv has oeen iurised % tass
ftsrEe of tne kelurHru 0hurcu In kais-
tae1lo. ia p.acs 0f the laie Rev y Il
LNsser
un Steele. ~ Ionis. vas n town Yester.
cay .onf 81 afrr ais interests i1 me Steele
fark Packing sna Provision Company, who
are naueng tle new sfecS yards ga the
cuill4 part ui TIE cilF.
Charlie. l.. Dearborn and Lou.s Ksnitz.
of Nassezou. were in the city Yesterday
ears9lsluE sac sethirsrts. Mr pesrh8rn
wants plans far a new hlocx snd sr
kaatf 8 interested in several new schools
Dalt.liHes
E ?. ers7, 3D. NewayEo. IS in town. He
ans tlssiaens Eown-. nf fas FJLr-a "a.
Eona. Sans. posed eAca otaer ia The -
ARD .-at.e1 uerrlf o. tlelr pranks ln fhe
clt IsFs af sCtlni la hslamsEao. Were tae
fs-aer 1t James -Ione 9f tle Ilefrai. frst
faf. rresiasi QTff au insttalioa whlch "a.
ttef -ert of q branch q TIE state K ni-
setsIlr.
risut G. Gardner. cf The & 8. Arnr e =.
tae Morton. For many yesrs t8e lseufsn
ert vas an smraTe In tle posf7ifica undeT
ErsIn5a-feFs hluz-hurT ana Turner sat rs
fe,rel hts appointment al Neet kuin'
frc.u sT-t ar1re~Fmsn 81. ~ Fczter. lie Z
nnr .rcafet sf Fort fisFk. reras. suc
nii srerd few Gays with frteurs in ths
Gfv
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

fsaass Bes isss sias ~ S.e naasltss
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tas keFs >saes y has ees bev1 ie gs
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fasl tas "a. - sxrs gat eps8 hsss ba5 ns
ste iaf ia 4es. L4sl efsptnx = fselea
stgaaos sss ssat 30 Ia Cssaaea sgstasi is
sltby . lieease 90 ths nes tfelAri stJr, -
is4iuE thai i1s "a ststs ~ xffairs sEisfe8
Il kga Is iatixasat ahoat tie ssttsF ar
saYs tue pErs5os $40 siEnet tbs femenf
stfAaes are iniafInE as hMtg ss Sc a.
himself and gnat they 49, bs ssksa te
prove their ssssFtioas hE Roe ssys lhsl
he oa Asks tsiF ia a. The ls1ts ~ Ia
GQ4Es-l al tie pS0pls "a tals city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

The Detroit T1b.aas. in is Newspaper
Tax. ssys "Ifthe Hoa. r. ii. HosiYfl'
member u lhe present legislature. succeeds
ia saving his coensry durag The current
session. Il Is generally believed ths. he viii
agaln wfap 6iuise'i 40 in = newspzrer ~
keep warn dunug the coming Winter.
" eieer .ls wrapping act wili take place
ID Dstr0it Or ia Grand Rapids ir = lmpos-
siDie a. y - 20 cl-ariv determine. klmsr
las for some rne las. been olsy VITA tna
announcements that the second city IN
Michigan would claim ar HOs.ort q her
own = hen be gets oack 20 e@r.A fr0m has
little BALBOA ascension, bat tie rul0r SAL
remains unyeuded A. q legislator he has
carried Lansing about "a MS vest pocket
most Of tie ume during the Winter aud
slush OF 5Drlns. lie has made good
may speeches, ard still has a good many
conceslsd sb3ut his person that arr piuing
Tor freedom. RE has plugged up no end
o. ho' 'es with paper Wals. and hopes 10
nave the wao.5 business - IL will hold
wafer by tae time ne ands himself out Of a
t01
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17


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slla a. occurred isst SANTA. Eou plss1t
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rzl lasiF 8lAess r. a. grteny u24ansr
TIE Laks YES hg4se = osae1 - -ehn
Il kili0tL ons ~ t1s setlFs nlsueers of TIE
Humans society. al tls stress Ekllra4.1
CoMpaay has triest - pslrc14se LAs prop
sTly AZ ~s.l a. Ar 01tfreYs flrli-4Fe. ia
order rhsl ths L4xs ul-<Al - p1Elae1 "a
tee salo1l lnn4s8ee shich eF0asat lf into
llssselss D,-t. 4.tB01gA t1sy aase ol1s 81
s0od prices tbsy lave been uaaoie " Sc
cure t The street. Railroad Goa paBY ars
a sarlesl ab3Gt ne mater. al alis'ioeFs
So nnc tie LAzs poor acid i9r f4l8ls
8leraIoUs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17


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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

"Have vou written ur t4st ass ST meat
yesf' a-se3 the city editor oi reporter
who sat- behind screen ia the corlsr - a
rccrn. Greese1 - 6lffatfs rhfle he uenEed
8 reaf in The cellar cf BE- tr-se~s.
sNc. hsver--.' '' v-as tae r-asfr rori7.
"Wav nrtf- Questioned k.s s1rsriar.
tD.da't ses r1s man, lerkei tut &c
s-r. 'e 81 he alt ~ the thrssd and heid uu
bis cont.rusacas between simseif srs toe
light
'.Ther Tc1 tsa 40 iEtsrvlsWf'
80 res I I'D sr interview
80
TIE dsg. grunte5 Ia lsvsr o. asa Fu-
mer
tMsls- at71f two sflo<s q Wat 80 sor
SEQ sBd aia. sad tie snsezt-n. 6ed
tor
"Esfcher fifs I soa-tf7 resro-ae1 tas -
pcvfer enBksa csIv - ss gs1e6 ea a.
ra5a@d trepvserz
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

Tnbbey & Cos dime circus opened a
weeks engagement IN this city last evening
and the capacity OF tbe.- large canvass vas
tested. many being turned Ssy. The show
i- { Dig Que for iittie money, and the pro-
gramme presented Is = pleasing one. Miles
Or0ns bareback carrying AZ w IN the two
infants Is Gnexcel,ed. Prof John Cook )
roller skating j. plessiug the trapeze scts
thrilling. the performing dogs WORK well
aai many novelties are presented. They
wiil give tro perfOrman ,es dailv, t0sir tent
being located on Summe--st.. West SIDE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
sheDs.-rteftrla,.

Abram T. Egsris sEd Minnie L. Freeman
were married at Kssson, Leslanau county
In July 1867. Two children were born 70
them and the path OF life ran smoothly for
them antil about December. 1884, when
Minnie ds serted her husband and children
and has remained a~av ever since. con
fiuuaiy refusing 10 rsturn TO her home al
though having repeatedly been requested
bv h h-r husband 10 do 50. Such are the
complaints sst forth ia oil for divorce
lilsd yesterday ~ Abram turon "a his al
p ~. y. 4. Ransom IN the ClrcIit Court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

nos Fritz >ehult1s os@s Friend o1i o.
Nfssty- sine Dollars.

NIssty-~ins Dollars.
John Hentle with rs wife and family
came 10 this city from Germany last sep
tsmber aud be found employment 3, the
Wiilieomb factory. he had saved az 500,
which be placed 10 his trunk unknown 20
anyone except E supposed friend fr'z
Sehuitss 20 whoa he impaired the inform
alton frilz advised hlm o. put II ia
The blrk for safe keeping bus
John said As vas not afraid of losiis T.. snl
lh0aglt he was capable oi iOoklas -tter he
money. SeAultze haViDs conceived the
piau 0i securing the money. influenced
Mrs. HFn1le % lel him dspos., the amount
IL the German bank on the corner u canal
and Lyon-sts-. promising 20 return receipt
10 fall Ter the same Mrs. hrnd.e lunO-
cent ia dsa4Ag VIA fasoals, took Tie on7
huudred dollars from It's quarters IN the old
truuk aud gave Il 10 Schaiize on Saturday,,
Who weat 20 She bank, dep0sltst Il ana
came back With a receipt - as - appear
AXE 800 The fraud vas not Discovered un-
a. yeAesGay. when nlslrustlng that All = as
not rixht. Mr Henaie went oD the pank end
found I4e uuo stale Oi siairs. ccaniike ;
quarters we're visited and found deserted.
Wa'ch easily explained the uOJeci 81 las
faeodiness. The matter was AZ once re-
ported 10 the officers who Will investigate
aud. II possible, b.lug the i4ise Trend %
account.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

As heretofore announced the iss. Of Pro-
fsssor Colwels series OF organ concerts.
which haYe tcen smong the most delight
fui musical entertainments ever enjoyed in
our city. Nill occur az FIRST congregational
Church next iday night lie has been al
work iar s0fDs months Cn some o. The most
difficult ami beautiful masterpieces OF the
greatest coupo.e-s--Ou selections nor es-
saved Dy Lalf dozen orgsnisss IN An.erlcs
-snd the next rectal ~iil be far TIE tnest
ever 0eaId " our city. The assistants TnO
viii give goca selections will add much to
the pleasure Of all who shall attend the
concert.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
THslR sUslssss sooMIsa-
A lively nsss4ss OF tas Es@I Ess4ts
le4lsrs Assse issisn.

A Lissls nsst4as % tas heal AsS4ts
Lealsrs Assse istisa.
meeting of Ias lea Esi4-e Dealers
Association vas asld lsst .ght with Tuttls
Brothers. L. >. Proyia. Z. v. Cnsuey. Per
AIMS g Asson ". K. senoner, G. ". Colt
and G. ". Blake represented Tie Gis-
cassions we're quite spirited snd some q
The reports very Interesting an1 encoufss-
lns Several instances shere property has
Deen sold and resOld a. i4fxs advance Ia
prices. danng the pas month we're cited
and tLe demand for property for improve
msnt g.rposes vas reported steadily IN
creasins. There sas lengthy discus lOn
Of the matter Of commissions for selling
property and Il sas decided that al mem
bess should st once proceed 10 enforce tne
paymen. of unpsid or "d0cged' commls-
siOns Adjourned for NO weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

AZ Smith's Ooera House novelty reigns
well worthy Of patronage The usual first
part is presented followed By host of
spsciaities. Nav Johnson. in apleasing bud
get OF so1g-, gained many new friends. Leon
ard and Flynn caught on with their irsh
eccentricitiss. Nerron Sisters danced aud
salg the petite and pretty itte Germsu
Qleen Of song. Elsie Page. rendered some
choice vocal seIeoiious Price and BiOOrl.
dufch song and dance artists. are very
funny. SUSIE Wilde - clever song and
dance artist. Laura Ashley Is wonderful
jugzier ami Nirto j. uquss'ionaoly the
creates musical srissg oi tae axe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

The Grand Kspics Press Club. &C lposel
Of the newspaper men on the yari-us jour
mails. have arranged for their annusl bene-
ft on the eveaing Of May 80. at Powers
Grand. on which occasi0n they will have
the honor Of presenting TO tie public the
greatest musical organization OF the sge-
the New York Philharmonic Club. under
the management Of Carl Strskosch. Nine
Annie Louise Tanner. soprano vocalist
with a voice Of lovely quality and Bucom-
mon range and fexibi.iiy viii be heard on
this occasion. ami toe public Sill oeita MY
welcome tue philharmonios With the isrgs
audience they deserve.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

Robert Vincent. colored. William SproHl
snd A. &. Sgroui. the thres men arrested 81
Reefs Lake sunday we're tassr before Jus-
tee Da Wolf in Grand Rapids towush 8
Yesterday afternoon TIE tw3 formcr we're
charged with resisting an arer snd we're
held f.r t-fsi At the september tern nffhe
Cfrruit Court A C Spr0ui wss q = ~ 3
sra rcsts fsr Being drunE ard tis0r1sriY.
which he pad and Sss released The
sheriff and Preserving at.crnev viii push
fhs case - ne orher tVo 20 The flu extent
og the 'aw Ga ooisr % make 81 sxampls q
them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

ko~ a. slFlne is here. znd everybody
cbanses tAe.r clothing / sog.d z1use yog
81 y0n have 2ay serk BE- elssniog aa4 dfe-
- 10 l2ke sgca Waerx yu1 can get the
ses. uors t2ue ar Use lowest ufloes eucA .
place = the 'o1 sn4 ksiia6ls ESzls szEa
Dye house NJ. ~ Csusl-sl
\. Is. Binding lning and rsp4iring OF
ge1ts cl9fh.ng is d3ns with the utmost o.
neatness zut durability. shicA = proven
heYoll : GounL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

The Board % Managers ~ the Spiders
Home vii hold = meeting a. the Home on
Friday 20 transact tAe business of the lusi
,ation T. viii then be lscdet hoW the
m0nev apnrogfiste1 Tor furniture viii be
exusnted ant zoe plans for hEinz ~ iDe
grounds va4 be discussed. Considerable
has slresdv been done toward makiaE tae
premises morl rresentaAle snd al .r8ci.Te
Mary ~ toe veterans sake pride i1 vorsinx
srosn3 t1e Fa-i ani cleaning ur Tie dsars
great change for iue better S. sIfesdF ap-
rareug in f1e 2ansrs. Appearance ~ the
pace snos tla H4fn weather lAme.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

~Cste he echoed W@.I I aaa know
sS ths a.. sctlFe w3ul3 have erenrre8 70 ne
in iust ttat eo1 1aeericn. Bot II vr8 mean
shat tnpv r. their w0rk lhor1u2 b r.. yst
nlsks no fsss ss0as is, csusr 60 pan o.
weakness. sci. ID short sra s-erTthinE that
. pi.i ought 10 oe sad roth - fhst 10 ought
not then I sgrpe that Pisroes Peasant
Pnrsanvs Psllsss ere aeo1k sA- esasss lflls
ssiazs xsizsf'
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

"A Bz~e wcn.sn ss presented BY
James 81 Hsriis snd Mss sara Ven Leer.
supported soemperF OK unusual merit
te~ ts- as-,t Audiences 81 The Wonder
lau1 yesterday tna the drsna Hss ecnceiet
fs le GRE % Pc urDst IessuE ~ tas msuv
1een rere IRIS season TIE management ~
tas heuse 2are provided re vater sni fsrs
for -ler patrons tuf as tha tnealrs -
g. wa7s cral iarue sn,iI errps shaHid - ere
erfer I'd he weez. The nisr is IF he nselo-
tifawsrc or4sr. coufains ms1V pleasing
Ffnsnena and re s-sInaae - af = character
caii.I stei t1 p'eese patrons Of kle azher
r~ssr - ssa<s ssealriezL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
Change Of riaae On the Nasx~EOn, Grams
Rapid. 4 lsdisaa Railroad

Taking effect Non1zy. Nav ~. trains vii
leave Grand hsulds for Ausksgon al sac
r. NJ li.y0 IA. ana 40 y. n. arriving
~ Jusksg0n a. 500 a. m l225 p. IA. ana
COS p N Returning leave 4uskegou 81
: As \. IA. 505 p. IN. and 7.Z5 p. IA. arriv-
ing a. Grand Rapids at 100 a m. 4.S9 p.
IA and /, 80 D. ~. Connections made al
Muskegon with {. & ". " trains for
Whitehall, Montague, Pent~s,rr. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

60 Il. opensd ~ "a

Croxisr has opened iav Offices f1r
himself in Powers Opera H0use block.
next 20 Tuitls Bras. he has been with
-nli ~ & Esria FOR several months slul re-
Gently. lie iss native ~ Grrl Ea9ids his
tather. 0 r. T. Crrzier having settse1 in
this clty ussriv fafy yesr. 40 ia com
mencinx his practice he hss tae advantage
al A isrxa circle 81 scousintarcfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

TIE members of the Sherwood AID 50
Getty bell = regular meeting yesterday aad
presented A.ex Rose vith 81 e.evsnt 70
za.a Mr Hose e tae foasier sno pres
aenf - the society anf fha nsan-ers fo1E
tris means ~ showing their aIprs--ation a
as eFor.s in their hessf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

.TiHg gave pupils recitai ~ her
'0oms. l63 North Coiiess-sve., sstur-
a., tcrno0n. Misses Helen Hunt. Csis
B-nsker. E.i;h Studlev. Aauis snd Bessie
Hsich Lnls Chssny. Daisy Wagner. Aeoah
Aceli. Alice King. Lucy O.ney aad Master
Dies Ewing assisted az the reCiJs.. Misses
Matter and Esing Played for ths children
-0a t~o pianos. a concerto @ Noxsrt's
Inis - the 1rss Of series Of pupils recit
sls. fhe second occurs the last OF this
rrrr.a
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

The fuueral - the late Thomas Dewitt oc-
cur-s3 f-om the Cathedral yesterday morn
inr and vas attended by lsrxs nnmesg G.
tile mealhets ~ Gls .ocsi loa1r Ancient
D-l.er - 81 5err ans - which TIE dec
wss cnaTter Uier n=r. he was mEn al
m -sd fr MS geaaemanly maansrs ana
aniabie disposition.